倾泻 evokes a violent, large-volume downward flow — waterfalls, heavy rain, lava, even metaphorical 'cascades' of light or emotion. It is more vivid and literary than 流 (liú, to flow).
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倾 (to tilt/topple) + 泻 (to flow rapidly down) — both halves push the meaning of 'tipping over and rushing out.'
